I agree! Iād even go the extra mile and shade them with those corals you want to move out for assured success in the contest.I heard contest frags really like the bottom corner of the tank.
I agree! Iād even go the extra mile and shade them with those corals you want to move out for assured success in the contest.
I just wish I could get my bed level. Granted I have a crappy entry level printer but still. It worked like a dream for 6m then turned into a big expensive paper weight. I am going to try and replace the hot end next since nothing I do with the bed or leveling works. Or I may just save up and get a newer nicer more user friendly one during black friday.
Yes print an umbrella for the Acropora please. They hate light
give us normal folks a chance! Print one for all contestants except me. Donāt worry I already have one.
The frustration level must be angering. (the pun was kind of intended.) Hey, maybe, if you participate in Secret Santa again, you'll get someone very nice, debonaire and handsome like me. And maybe they'll give you your present (cash) early to help with a new printer. It is an idea to consider.
See, that's one of the things I like about you. Always looking out for others even when they're the competition. Such a wonderful guy!Yes print an umbrella for the Acropora please. They hate light
Please learn how to work the device.double post
That would be my luck as well! I hope you get it figured out!
Did I send you the STL for the 4 corners and center squares? I've got 2 or 3 different files I made for testing bed level for the Max Neo.
Are you still running stock springs? Every ender can benefit greatly from upgrading to stiffer bedsprings. I upgraded mine a few years ago, now the only time i need to tweak the bed is if i change nozzles.
Becky,
I tried the one that spirals as a square and nothing i do gets it to work. Im just gonna save up i think. I am beyond frustrated trying to get it to work. And that takes ALOT.
I knew that going in and wanted to save a few bucks to see if it would be something I liked before going all in. So yeah I think thats the route we're gonna take. More frustrated then anything with this one.
Its always a good plan to start with something inexpensive with a new hobby/craft/whatever to see if you really like it or at least get value from it before going all in. That is why I usually recommend something like a 40 Breeder for new reefers rather than the biggest you can afford. Upgrading may seem painful but it is a lot less painful than spending thousands of dollars and then practically giving it away a year or so down the road when you find out you don't like it THAT much.
You can add GCode to the startup to run auto leveling before every print, same as Bambu. The problem is it takes a lot longer on the Ender and still isn't always perfect.
Ill just throw money at one that I don't have to tinker with. I want to find a print, send it to the printer, let it do its thing and not have to babysit it. Come back and whala there is the thing. Now just to find the one that will do that and start saving.
Bambu Labs can get print jobs over WiFi. In fact, I can print from my phone if I have Internet.
By no means am I an authority on this as I'm a complete noob at 3D printing. I have about 400 hours on the Bambu P2S and it's been rock solid on sending something to print and yanking the product off the plate when done. Only real maintenance so far is keeping plates and nozzles clean.
Yeah, I do an alcohol wipe down on the bed every 4 or 5 prints.
Been playing with the new P2S at work, it is pretty awesome. You can even send it prints through the phone app. tons of pre-sliced projects on makerworld make printing almost ridiculous easy. Set-up was painless. it just ran a pre-calibration script that took like 30 minutes, we loaded filament and off it went. You can even watch the camera on your phone from anywhere. I don't know what your budget and printing desires look like, but i can say that the A1 (my brother has one) and P2S have been very painless (especially compared to my ender 3v2).
